Federal Crimes

Vigorous Defense for Federal Investigations in the Eastern District of Texas

When you are the target of the U.S. government, you need a defense lawyer with the experience and tenacity to fight back in federal court.

A Different League of Justice

When the FBI, DEA, or IRS knocks on your door, you are no longer in the state system. You are facing the unlimited resources of the United States government. Federal cases are fundamentally different from state cases—the rules are different, the prosecutors are different, and the penalties are far more severe, often including lengthy mandatory minimum prison sentences. You cannot afford to face a federal charge with anything less than a highly experienced federal defense attorney who knows the procedures and players in the **Eastern District of Texas (EDTX)**.

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Federal Crimes We Defend in East Texas

Our firm is equipped to handle the unique complexities of federal criminal defense. We represent clients in the federal courthouses in Tyler, Marshall, and Texarkana who are facing charges such as:


Drug Trafficking & Conspiracy

Large-scale drug cases involving allegations of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, often carrying severe mandatory minimum sentences.

Federal Firearm Offenses

Including "felon in possession of a firearm," possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug crime, and other violations investigated by the ATF.

White-Collar Crimes

Complex financial cases such as wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion investigated by the FBI and IRS.

Child Pornography Offenses

Serious federal charges related to the possession or distribution of child pornography, which carry some of the harshest penalties in the federal system.

The Power of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

Unlike state court, federal judges are guided by the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. These complex rules calculate a recommended prison sentence based on the specifics of the offense and your criminal history. Many federal crimes also carry **mandatory minimum sentences**, meaning the judge has no choice but to impose a lengthy prison term upon conviction. The stakes in federal court are as high as they get.

Our Strategy: Pre-Indictment Intervention and Trial Readiness

The best time to fight a federal case is before it even begins. We take a proactive approach focused on protecting you at every stage of the process.


Pre-Indictment Representation

If you learn you are the target of a federal investigation, we can intervene immediately. By engaging with the Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) before a grand jury indictment, we can sometimes present evidence or legal arguments that persuade them to file lesser charges or no charges at all.


Challenging the Federal Investigation

Federal agents are not infallible. We scrutinize the legality of wiretaps, search warrants, and interrogation methods. A violation of your constitutional rights can lead to the suppression of critical evidence.


Dissecting Complex Evidence

Federal cases often involve thousands of pages of documents, financial records, or digital data. We have the experience to sift through this evidence to find the flaws in the government's case.


Sentencing Mitigation

If a conviction is unavoidable, our work is not over. We prepare a comprehensive sentencing memorandum and argue aggressively for the lowest possible sentence under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, presenting a full picture of your life and character to the judge.

Defending Clients in the Eastern District of Texas (EDTX)

Our firm represents clients in federal matters across East Texas, with a focus on cases filed in the EDTX courthouses in:


Longview
Tyler
Marshall
Kilgore
Henderson
Gilmer
Texarkana
Easter District of Texas
Gregg County
Smith County
Harrison County
Rusk County
Upshur County
Panola County
Wood County
...and beyond.

Do Not Face the Federal Government Alone.

If you are under federal investigation or have been indicted, you must act immediately. Your choice of attorney is critical. Contact us now for a confidential consultation to discuss your federal case.


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